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6th CEBU International Congress on Science, Engineering, Social Sciences & Education (SESSE-26) scheduled on March 26-28, 2026 Cebu (Philippines)

SESSE-26

URL: https://iaaes.org/conference/375
Event Date: 2026-03-26 ~ 2026-03-28
Submission Date: 2026-03-02
Organizer: IAAES
Location: Cebu, Philippines

Engineering & Computer Science (General) Information Theory Library & Information Science Materials Engineering Microelectronics & Electronic Packaging Mining & Mineral Resources Nanotechnology Theoretical Computer Science

Topics/Call for Papers

Full Articles/ Reviews/ Shorts Papers/ Abstracts are welcomed in the following research fields:

💻 Track 1: Artificial Intelligence and Data Science

This track focuses on the rapid advancement and societal integration of intelligent systems.

Generative AI and Large Language Models (LLMs): Breakthroughs in foundational models, ethics of content generation, and new applications in creative fields, education, and software development.

Machine Learning (ML) Operations (MLOps): Best practices for deploying, monitoring, and managing complex ML models in production environments.

Trustworthy and Ethical AI: Topics covering AI bias mitigation, explainable AI (XAI), fairness, transparency, and regulatory frameworks for intelligent systems.

Computer Vision and Robotics: Advances in object recognition, autonomous navigation, and the integration of AI with robotics and advanced manufacturing.

Big Data Analytics and Predictive Modeling: Utilizing massive, diverse datasets for forecasting in fields like finance, epidemiology, and climate change.

⚛️ Track 2: Quantum and Advanced Computing

Exploring the next generation of computational and information-theoretic technologies.

Quantum Computing and Algorithms: Developments in quantum hardware (superconducting qubits, trapped ions), quantum error correction, and the design of algorithms for optimization and simulation.

Quantum Cryptography and Security: The shift to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) and the use of quantum key distribution (QKD) for secure communication.

Neuromorphic and Edge Computing: Designing computer architectures that mimic the human brain (neuromorphic chips) to enable highly efficient, localized processing for IoT and smart devices.

Photonic and Optical Computing: Utilizing light to perform computations faster and with less energy than traditional electronics.

🧬 Track 3: Bioengineering, Health, and Life Sciences

Addressing breakthroughs in biology, medicine, and health technology.

Precision Medicine and Genomics: Advances in CRISPR-Cas and other gene editing technologies, personalized therapeutics, and the use of bioinformatics to analyze human health data.

Digital Health and Telemedicine: Integration of wearable tech, remote patient monitoring, and AI-powered diagnostics to transform healthcare delivery.

Synthetic Biology: Engineering biological systems for novel purposes, such as bio-manufacturing of materials, fuels, or pharmaceuticals.

Advanced Drug Discovery: Utilizing AI and machine learning to accelerate target identification, compound screening, and clinical trial optimization.

Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering: Development of smart materials for implants, drug delivery, and regenerative medicine.

🌍 Track 4: Sustainability and Green Technologies (Green Tech)

Focusing on technological solutions to environmental and climate challenges.

Renewable Energy Generation and Storage: Innovation in high-efficiency solar cells, wind turbine design, and long-duration energy storage (LDES) solutions like flow batteries and thermal storage.

Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS): Technologies for direct air capture (DAC) and industrial $\text{CO}_2$ utilization to create valuable products.

Circular Economy and Sustainable Materials: Development of self-healing materials, biodegradable polymers, and advanced recycling technologies for electronics and composites.

Smart Grids and Energy Management: Using IoT and AI to create resilient, self-healing power grids capable of integrating large amounts of intermittent renewables.

Sustainable Agriculture (AgriTech): Precision farming using drones, satellite imagery, and AI to optimize resource use and crop yield.

🌐 Track 5: Connectivity and Human-Computer Interaction

Examining the infrastructure and interfaces that define the digital world.

5G, 6G, and Advanced Wireless: Research into the next generation of wireless communication, focusing on massive connectivity, low latency, and new spectrum use cases.

Cybersecurity and Resilience: Topics covering zero-trust architectures, threat intelligence using AI, and protecting critical infrastructure from sophisticated cyberattacks.

Extended Reality (XR) and Spatial Computing: Advances in Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR), including their applications in training, design, and remote collaboration (e.g., the Metaverse).

Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and User Experience (UX): Designing intuitive interfaces, embodied interaction, and addressing the psychological and social impacts of ubiquitous technology.

💻 Track 6: Digital Society and Technological TransformationThis theme explores the societal impact of new technologies, particularly in areas of governance, behavior, and ethics.

Artificial Intelligence, Algorithms, and Ethics:
- The role of AI in shaping social and political narratives (e.g., algorithmic bias, misinformation, and polarization).
- Data Justice and the ethical governance of large data sets.
- Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and the psychology of digital platforms.

Online Society and Communication Studies:
- The impact of social media and digital networks on social movements, protest, and collective behavior.
- Digital literacy, surveillance, and privacy in an interconnected world.
- The sociology of online communities and the formation of digital identities.

Future of Work and Organizational Studies:
- The gig economy, automation, and the transformation of employment relations.
- Digital leadership, organizational culture, and remote work dynamics.

🌍 Track 7: Global Studies, Conflict, and Political Dynamics

Focuses on geopolitical shifts, conflicts, and the integrity of democratic systems.

The Post-Globalisation Order:
- Global Fragmentation and the limits of international cooperation.
- Trade, finance, and the future of global value chains in a protectionist environment.
- The shifting power dynamics between the Global North and the Global South.

Security, Insecurity, and Conflict:
- The social and political dynamics of war, peace, and terror.
- Cybersecurity, hybrid warfare, and the security of critical infrastructure from a social perspective.
- Political shifts, populism, and the rise of anti-establishment parties.

Migration, Refugees, and Human Movement:
- Social, economic, and cultural integration of immigrant populations.
- Global policies on asylum, border management, and human rights in refugee camps.

⚖️ Track 8: Social Equity, Identity, and Justice

Addresses the persistent challenges of inequality, representation, and systemic discrimination.

Gender, Race, and Ethnicity Studies:
- Intersectionality and the compounding effects of multiple forms of discrimination.
- The politics of equal pay and representation in professional life.
- Studies on minority rights, anti-racism movements, and cultural assimilation.

Poverty, Wealth, and Inequality:
- Analysis of the causes and consequences of rising wealth inequality and political discontent.
- Social mobility, social class, and the role of social safety nets.
- The sociology of homelessness and urban poverty.

Law, Policing, and Justice:
- Criminology, socio-legal studies, and the social impact of incarceration and rehabilitation.
- Police-community relations, accountability, and the impact of surveillance technologies on justice.

🍏 Track 9: Environmental and Health Humanities

Examines the social dimensions of the climate crisis, sustainability, and human well-being.

Climate Crisis and Environmental Justice:
- The social and economic conflicts arising from climate policy and energy transitions.
- Environmental equity, social vulnerability, and the differential impact of climate change on marginalized communities.
- Sustainable consumption, waste management, and the circular economy from a behavioral perspective.

Public Health and Well-being:
- The long-term psychological and social consequences of global pandemics (e.g., social isolation, mental health crises).
- Medical sociology and the social determinants of health.
- Health policy, community resilience, and disaster management.

💡Track 10: Educational Technology (EdTech) and Innovation

This category focuses on the impact of digital tools and emerging technologies on teaching and learning.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education:
- Ethical integration of AI (e.g., ChatGPT, generative tools) in the classroom.
- AI for personalized learning pathways and adaptive assessment.
- Teacher professional development for AI literacy.

Immersive Learning:
- Application of Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR) in STEM and humanities education.
- Creating effective virtual labs and simulation environments.

Learning Analytics and Data-Driven Instruction:
- Using data to predict student outcomes and identify learning barriers.
- Ethical and privacy considerations of collecting and analyzing student data.

Digital Fluency and Literacy:
- Teaching essential digital citizenship, media literacy, and computational thinking.

Blended and Hybrid Learning Models:
- Optimizing HyFlex and flipped classroom models for equity and engagement.
- Best practices for developing high-quality e-content and online curriculum.

📝 Track 11: Pedagogy, Curriculum, and Assessment

These topics address the core of the teaching and learning process and how to make it more effective and relevant.

Future-Ready Curriculum Design:
- Integrating 21st-Century Skills (creativity, critical thinking, collaboration) into all subjects.
- Interdisciplinary and Project-Based Learning (PBL) models.
- Curriculum reform for global competence and sustainability education.

Innovative Teaching Methods:
- Game-Based Learning and Gamification for motivation and mastery.
- Active and Experiential Learning strategies (e.g., service-learning).
- Instructional design frameworks for modern learning styles.

Rethinking Assessment:
- Shifting focus from summative to Formative Assessment.
- Competency-based education and assessment models.
- Authentic assessment tasks that align with real-world challenges.

👥 Track 12: Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and Equity

This area addresses the holistic development of the student and the crucial need for inclusive educational environments.

Wellbeing and Mental Health in Education:
- Strategies for promoting student and teacher Social-Emotional Wellbeing.
- Developing school cultures that support mental health.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI):
- Addressing the Opportunity Gap and closing achievement differences.
- Strategies for Multicultural Inclusion and managing cultural challenges.
- Indigenous Education models and cultural responsiveness in the curriculum.

Special Education and Neurodiversity:
- Implementing Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles.
- Using Assistive Technologies for diverse learners.
- Supporting students with $\text{SEN}$ (Special Educational Needs) and neurodiverse students (e.g., ADHD, Autism).

📈 Track 13: Leadership, Policy, and Teacher Development

These topics focus on the organizational, systemic, and human capital aspects of education.

Educational Leadership and Management:
- Strategic planning for technology adoption and institutional transformation.
- Leadership for Equity and Change in educational systems.
- Organizational accreditation and quality assurance in education.

Teacher Professional Development:
- Pre-service and in-service training for innovative pedagogy and EdTech.
- Mentoring, coaching, and supporting Teacher Agency (the ability to act purposefully).
- Addressing teacher recruitment, retention, and well-being.

The Future of Work and Education:
- Aligning curriculum with Labor Market Skill Needs.
- The role of education in promoting entrepreneurship and employability.
- Integrating Lifelong Learning and reskilling programs.

🌐 Track 14: Internationalization and Collaboration

This section addresses the global nature of education and research.

Internationalization of Higher Education:
- Managing international student exchange programs (e.g., Erasmus+).
- Joint education and research programs and university networks.

Global Challenges and Education:
- Education's role in addressing global crises, climate change, and sustainability.
- Supporting education for refugees and migrants.